In accordance with PANews, deBridge co-founder Alex Smirnov expressed concerns on X that the Flow team decided to rollback the blockchain without prior communication with key bridge partners, centralized and decentralized exchanges. As one of Flow's main bridge providers, deBridge received no coordination from the Flow team, which could pose significant risks. Smirnov warned that the hasty rollback could cause economic losses greater than the original attack and introduce systemic issues affecting honest bridges, custodians, users, and counterparties during the affected window. He urged all Flow validators to stop validating transactions on the rollback chain until compensation plans, coordination with ecosystem partners, and security team involvement are clarified. RPC responses indicate that the Flow state has been rolled back, but it has not yet accepted new transactions.
Flow Blockchain Rollback Decision Sparks Concern Over Lack of Communication with Key Bridge Partners
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Blockchain news broke as Flow’s sudden rollback decision raised alarms among bridge partners. deBridge’s Alex Smirnov criticized the lack of communication with exchanges and bridges before the blockchain upgrade. He warned the move could cause greater losses than the initial attack and urged validators to pause until compensation and coordination plans are clear. RPC data shows the chain has rolled back but is not yet processing new transactions.
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